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STEMtacular event makes STEM learning super fun Pre-K and kinder students become superheroes for science
McNutt Elementary looked like a mini Comic Con last night – only a whole lot cuter. Dozens of tiny superheroes, mostly pre-K and kindergarten students, filled the halls for Arlington ISD’s third annual STEMtacular event, ready for a night of fun, exploration and hands-on learning. This year’s event moved to McNutt but kept its signature…
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Hope Squad going strong at Amos Elementary Hope Squad leads the way for Bullying Prevention Month
October is all about bringing kindness, acceptance and inclusion into schools and communities all over the world for Bullying Prevention Month. And here in Arlington…
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School hosts blood drive to support teacher with breast cancer Giving back is in the blood at Ashworth Elementary
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month Ashworth Elementary dyslexia teacher Kim Harris is straightforward when she talks about her fight with cancer. “Cancer is rough,”…
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Celebrate National Principals Month with Lesley Maroney Veteran principal is in her first year at Lamar High School
Maroney was Adams Elementary’s first principal October marks National Principals Month, and we want to honor the principals who work hard in our vision of making…
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Arlington ISD breaks ground for new junior high school New school will replace Carter Junior High
New junior high is funded by the 2019 Bond This was a little different than an outdoor concert at the Levitt Pavilion. This outdoor venue…
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Watch Board Brief from trustees meeting on Oct. 5 Trustees hear results from annual district-wide staff survey
Board honors student of the month and community partner Arlington ISD’s Board of Trustees meeting on October 5, 2023, is in the books, and here…
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Rankin Elementary breaks ground for new school garden Garden is part of the Eat Well Feel Well program from Texas A&M AgriLife Extension
Rankin students will want to eat their veggies All parents know the struggle of getting kids to eat their vegetables. But what if kids…
